Stillwater Area High School Registration 2017-2018 School Year January 23, 2017 January 31, 2017
Essential Question: What courses will prepare me for the future I want? Learning Targets: I can plan my course needs for 2017-18 and beyond. I know what credits I need to stay on course for high school graduation as well as college and career. I can complete the required registration process for 2017-18.
Registration Timeline January 23: 5th hour - Registration outline & Course Registration Handbook distribution January 23-29: All students enter 12 course requests and 5 course alternates into their student Skyward account January 30: Class of 2018 meet with counselors by Pony Center during US History to finalize/review registration January 31: Class of 2019 meet with counselors by Pony Center during World History to finalize/review registration January 31: FINAL DEADLINE/SKYWARD CLOSES
SAHS Graduation Credits (Earned in Grades 9-12) Language Arts 8 Social Studies 8 Math* 6 Science* 6 Physical Education 1 Health 1 Art 2 Elective 11 43
11th grade: English 11A &B Language Arts/English AP Language & Comp A & B Newspaper A& B 12th grade: English 12A & B Journalism A & B AP Literature & Comp A & B
Social Studies 11th grade: U.S. History A & B AP U.S. History A & B 12th grade: U.S. Government (1cr) & Econonmics (1cr) OR AP Microeconomics (1cr) AP Government (with Econ included) (2 cr)
Math Geometry Algebra 2 Concepts Algebra 2 Algebra 3 Precalculus AP Calculus AB or BC AP Statistics
Science Physical Science (2cr): Physical Science or STEM Physical Science Biology (2cr): Biology or AP Biology Chemistry/Physics (2cr): Food Science Chemistry Conceptual Physics Physics AP Accelerated Chemistry & Physics I & II - 2 year commitment PLTW Principles of Engineering
Health/Physical Education 1 credit of Physical Education 1 credit of Health On-line Health and PE offered by SAHS Additional information can be found at: http://www.stillwater.k12.mn.us.org/our-staff/ellie-berg
Art 2 credits of Art required for graduation Art includes Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Floral Design, Video Production, PLTW Intro to Engineering, ICS/ICE taken in grades 9-12
11 Elective Credits (available across the curriculum) Agriscience Art Business/Marketing Computer Science Industrial Technology Language Arts Math Music Physical Education Project Lead the Way Science Social Studies World Language Special Services NE Metro 916 (seniors) PSEO
World Language (elective) World Language credits are not required for high school graduation, HOWEVER, they are often required for admission to college. College admission requirements vary see online registration guide for recommended guidelines and consult colleges directly for specific requirements.
Northeast Metro 916 Courses (elective) Seniors Only Career & Tech Ed courses on Century College campus Application Form needed See your counselor for details Informational meeting Jan. 26 during 4th hour - sign up in College and Career Center *Course info: http://916careertech.org Video: https://nemetro916.wistia.com/medias/a9wfdog8pd
PSEO Post-Secondary Enrollment Options PSEO Info Meeting: February 23, 2017 in SAHS Main Forum Room at 6:00pm Must demonstrate ability through GPA and/or test scores Students may be full or part-time Register for 12 credits at SAHS & then work with Counselor to adjust your schedule/courses when you are accepted to PSEO.
Registration Overview Keep in mind: Graduation requirements Balance: school, activities, family & friends, sleep Focus on classes with appropriate level of rigor - AP/Honors vs. Regular Potential college credit through AP, Tech Prep, College in the Schools, PLTW, PSEO Explore interests - elective course work, clubs, activities, sports, community involvement Post-secondary plans - what is your goal?
NCAA Information To be certified by the Clearinghouse for Division I and II participation Athletes apply online after junior year www.eligibilitycenter.org
Informed Planning - Use Your Resources! Teachers Counselor Case Manager Families
Current Teachers Assist in choosing classes with appropriate level of rigor - AP/Honors vs. Regular Offer opinions and insight into class options within department Post-secondary planning
Counselors Graduation Credits Post-secondary planning/college admission NCAA eligibility (Division I or II) Balance - classes, extra curricular activities, work, sleep, social life Kate Nelson (A-C) Becky Hopper (D-Ha) Sandra Weaver (Hb-La) Kristina King (Lb-O) Liz Nelson (P-Sn) Dan Ralston (So-Z)
Families & Friends Discuss Balance - class rigor, extra curricular activities, work, sleep, social life, college readiness, post-secondary goals Enter course requests into Skyward with parents to show the courses you are considering for 2017-2018
Should I take Advanced Placement (AP) Courses? Willing to work hard and commit time to daily homework: reading, note-taking, writing Strong reading comprehension and vocabulary reading is fast and extensive Organization and time management skills Independent, higher level thinking, comprehension, writing, and participation
Registration Materials SAHS Course Registration Handout SAHS website: Registration Guide - course descriptions Registration instructions Credit check sheets MCIS: Refer to/update your 6-year course plan in MCIS and make updates where necessary
SAHS Course Registration Handout: page 1 Graduation Course Requirements Course Builder Directions for Registering on Skyward Important Dates
SAHS Course Registration Handout: page 2-7 Course #'s Course Name Grade Level Prerequisite Semester Credits
SAHS Course Registration Handout: page 8 Minimum Recommendations for College Prep PSEO Northeast Metro 916 AP CIS
Homework: Register ONLINE in SKYWARD
SKYWARD Registration Instructions Step by step directions on SAHS website Request 12 credits consisting of required and elective courses Select 5 alternates Verify your requests for accuracy!
Finalizing Registration Register in YOUR Skyward student account (not parent account) by January 29: 12 credits 5 alternates Class of 2018 Counselor meeting: January 30 (US History) Class of 2019 Counselor meeting: January 31 (World History) Red Pony Center (A-Ha) Location: Main Forum Room White Pony Center (Hb-O) Location: *** Black Pony Center (P-Z) Location: Auditorium All students meet with Counselors during Social Studies to verify registration/ask final questions. Computers will be available.
Essential Question: What courses will prepare me for the future I want? Learning Targets: I can plan my course needs for 2017-18 and beyond. I know what credits I need to stay on course for high school graduation as well as college and career. I can complete the required registration process for 2017-18.